Traditional church consoles
Cabinetry for two, three and four manuals, with traditional stop jambs, drawstops, tabs or touchscreen housings.
Solutions
Bespoke Organ Cabinetry
Purpose-built furniture for digital organs, virtual pipe organs and hybrid installations.
Designed around your project
The console is where the organist meets the instrument.
Good cabinetry brings together comfortable playing, discreet technology and a finish that belongs in the room. We develop the furniture around your chosen components and the requirements of the installation.
- Oak, stained timber or painted finishes
- Traditional or contemporary detailing
- Integrated cable management and ventilation
- Service access and equipment security
- Touchscreen integration and music lighting
Virtual pipe organ consoles
Purpose-designed spaces for MIDI keyboards, pistons, computers and audio interfaces, with access for future changes.
Console surrounds
Architectural furniture developed around an existing commercial digital organ console.
Equipment cabinets
Accessible, ventilated storage for amplification, DSP, audio interfaces, computers and power distribution.
Complete organ cases
An integrated structure bringing together cabinetry, speaker enclosures and decorative pipe façades.
Details that make a difference
Music desks, benches, lighting, lockable compartments and removable service panels, specified for the project.
Console details
Details that follow the instrument.
Manuals, console structure and pedalboard are considered together, from the playing position to controls and service access.
Manuals
A 61-note C-to-C manual, with black keys in repeating groups of two and three.
Console structure
Space for the manual assembly, controls, expression shoes and service access.
Pedalboard
A 32-note C-to-G pedalboard with conventional natural and raised-note spacing.
A bespoke approach
Let’s find the right solution for your instrument.
For organ companies, churches and private owners. Every project begins with the instrument, the building and what you want to achieve.
Discuss your project